A study was carried out by the service of green spaces (SEVE) throughout the district, in order to detect the existing planting potentialin the interstices, without conflicting with the longer term planning projects.
The purpose of this approach was to identify Planting projects possible quicklyrequiring only little work, to fight against heat islands And create gray areas in a very mineral district. These punctual interventions are complementary to more ambitious projects, such as that of the Cross-Verte, aimed at eating and green crossings in the neighborhood.
13 identified sites including 3 made
This study has revealed largely congested basements, but an interesting potential in parking spaces, which are many to be free from networks.
THE Service of development, civil engineering and mobility (AGCM) and the Seve have identified 13 sites where 75 trees can be planted And 700m2 of bitumen removed. The trees are planted in so -called “Stockholm” pits Promoting the storage of rainwater And Surrounded by flowers and perennials, which improve the aesthetic quality of the places.
Their diversity will promote biodiversity throughout the year and benches as well as bicycle pins are arranged on permeable floor coverings. The arrangements of the streets of the priory (7 trees), Zurich (14 trees) and Sismondi (5 trees) are finished. The remaining 49 trees will be planted in the fall.
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